Never mind - it's my version of j9 that is the problem - not ant
-Original Message-
From: Tracy Jones
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 11:18 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: using symlink on filesets
I am trying to create sym links in 1 directory for each file in another
dire
I am trying to create sym links in 1 directory for each file in another
directory. I got this example from a previous posting, but so far am
unable to make it work for me.
The code is below - the problem I am having is that the sym link is
being created in whatever directory I am in when I run th
On 8/3/06, Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> And as far as I know, there is no reasonable iterator or foreach way
> to wrap up a single symlink task within the fileset.
There is. Ant-Contrib's excellent task. But in your case, since
is forking's the OS's ln command anyway, I'd us
And as far as I know, there is no reasonable iterator or foreach way
to wrap up a single symlink task within the fileset.
There is. Ant-Contrib's excellent task. But in your case, since
is forking's the OS's ln command anyway, I'd use , which is an implicit for-loop, works with fileset,
and sh
I'd like to use "symlink" as part of a deploy task on unix machines. I
have a set of files which are most easily specified as a fileset, and
I'd like to create symbolic links in a particular destination
directory to all of the sources. I could just copy them, as
but I'd rea
